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Where next for the APYCO blog? You decide!
We’ve already used the APYCO Interactive blog to: Consult on the future of the association Share updates, news and hot topics from the conference But that’s just the start of the possibilities. A blog consists of blog posts posted by the owner of the blog or approved authors. A blog post can be an article, some shared media (videos, [...]
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We need a new name. Whilst the current name no longer adequately describes the range of different youth service arrangements across the country, last night’s executive committee meeting decided to withdraw the proposal to rename the association Association of Integrated Youth Support Services as it became clear that this name too fails to reflect all that [...]
Asides
- David Whewell, APYCO Chair, has pledged a bottle of wine (or alternative) to the person who proposes the name that APYCO finally choses at it's Extra-ordinary General Meeting in February 2009. Get those suggestions coming in! #
- You can find all the posts from the 2008 conference in the 2008 Conference Category. Look for a list of the posts in the menu on the left, and click on the title of any post to view it on it's own page and add your own comments. #
- Thank you to everyone who has already got involved in the discussions around proposed constitutional changes to APYCO. If you have not already added your comments, then head over now to read the proposals and let us know what you think. All the comments posted on the site before the 2008 AGM will be considered by the executive committee in drawing up the final proposals. #
- I wrote this article a while back about the value of blogging for professionals working with young people. Read on for the 7 reasons why youth workers should be blogging... #
Welcome to APYCO Interactive
Welcome to the APYCO Interactive Blog.
This is a space for members and friends of APYCO to share ideas and join discussions about work with young people in England. It was originally set up to discuss APYCO’s proposed constitutional changes, and to report on the 2008 conference.
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